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The flowers of the herb chamomile (or camomile), infused in hot water make a soothing tea. Made famous among readers of Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit, children know that this fruity tea served at bedtime will have a soporific effect. However, it has been used through the ages for its many other medicinal qualities, such as anti-inflammatory and anti-spasmodic properties.
